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To use my skills and knowledge in facilitating a creative exploitation of human capital within individuals, businesses and communities to achieve growth opportunities, shared by all of us in an interconnected global economy. I will achieve this vision by raising the awareness of global transformations and its impact on our lives and communities. In the age of knowledge, the proper utilization of human capital offers individuals, businesses and communities better chances to achieve higher levels of their potential. In Canada, the creative exploitation of newcomer human capital provides Canadian businesses and communities with unlimited expansion opportunities in the global economy. To promote innovative strategies in exploiting newcomer intellectual capital within communities, workplaces and Canada's economy at large, Khaled will be sharing his knowledge and the results of his ongoing research by offering presentations, training, workshops and consultations and writing articles. As an outcome of the new awareness, newcomers will realize that human capital is their real source of wealth and achievement. This will help newcomers use their human assets more creatively to build better futures for themselves and families. Communities and businesses will develop new strategies to utilize newcomer intellectual capital more effectively in the era of knowledge economy. Khaled already is using his excellent knowledge of the Arabic language and economic and business environment in the Arab world to facilitate access of North American corporations and businesses, to the emerging Arab knowledge markets especially in the Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
Khaled is a career professional, knowledge researcher and Arabic translator based in Mississauga (near Toronto), with Global Career Development Facilitator and Employment Facilitation / Work Search Specialist certificates. He participated in various forums on newcomer settlement and employment facilitation issues, as well as federal and provincial consultations on new settlement and language training strategies to speed the integration of Canadian Newcomers into the Canadian society and job market. He also was selected to facilitate a workshop ("How to Empower Newcomers in the Age of Knowledge?") as part of a leading conference on settlement issues in Ontario. He is a regular contributor on newcomer settlement and employment facilitation topics for specialized publications.
Over the years, the Internet enabled Khaled to provide a variety of consulting and research services for international clients in Europe, North America and Middle East. For example, He recently completed a one-year work assignment with Google as a web analyst for English (US) and Arabic websites. Khaled holds a master's degree in economics from Eastern Michigan University with extensive experience in international development and socio-economic research with a UN mission in the Middle East.
As a knowledge researcher, Khaled advocates the use of knowledge strategies to seize new opportunities and overcome new challenges. He believes that the proper use of knowledge has the capacity to enhance our human potential and wellbeing significantly in the new millennium. In Canada, he advocates the use of innovative strategies to exploit newcomer human capital more effectively for the benefit of all Canadians. Internationally, Khaled is an active member in several knowledge networks and groups promoting the use of knowledge strategies to bring about peace and justice to the Middle East. He has lived and studied in various countries where he developed his multicultural knowledge and capacities to work productively in a variety of languages. Swimming (in the summer) and drinking tea with mint are his favorites.
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